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Paul Kalkbrenner: A Live Documentary 2010

Following his acting debut as the fictitious DJ Ikarus in the modern cult classic Berlin Calling, musician and producer Paul Kalkbrenner offers a glimpse into his real-life touring adventures.
With well over one hundred thousand attendees, his 2010 European Tour marked a milestone in the realm of live electronic music performance. No other musician from Germany has established himself in this genre with such overwhelming response, not just from all the dancefloors, but also in the hearts of newfound fans from beyond the club and techno scenes.
To document such a unique experience, Paul Kalkbrenner and his crew decided to record over fifteen concerts with the highest technical standards, shooting simultaneously with up to eight video cameras, with the selected footage subsequently edited and finessed by the Pfadfinderi visual team. The final sequence seen here is a fascinating, ten-song foray into Paul Kalkbrenner’s sold-out shows throughout Europe, showing the exceptional standing he achieved in the process.
Aside from this impressive mélange of concert footage, the DVD includes a complementary second part showcasing intimate moments from backstage and on the road. Interviews with Paul Kalkbrenner as well as his brother Fritz Kalkbrenner and a multitude of other key players round out the package with further insight on their tour experience.
This documentary was created under the direction of Max Penzel and the dramaturgy of Hannes Stöhr (both Berlin Calling).

Part 1: Ten full live recordings from various European cities, including “Sky & Sand”, “Aaron” and “Altes Kamuffel”, plus remixes of songs by Moby and 2raumwohnung. (Running time: 60 minutes)

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  1. this shit isnt even a actual documentary just live footage

  2. hahahaha i hate house music, its 99% the drum beat, and maybe %1 creativity and actual music. how lame, how the fuck does this keep such huge numbers people entertained? he needs to play something more intricate and creative like bassnectar or terravita, but fuck this brainless drum loop repetition.

  3. Crackin Doc, very nice music

  4. i saw him in Lima, Peru !! Great vibes !

  5. I l o v e him!!!!!!!! <3 <3 <3

  6. If your into house/techno and haven’t seen this guy live yet… do it first chance you get! I saw him saturday just gone.  Unbelievable!